Six years ago K.E. (37 years old, female) was diagnosed with
cancer in her left breast. She had a surgery and was put under chemotherapy and radiation
treatment.
In February 1998 she suffered from persistent cough and breathing
problems. The x-ray testing showed bilateral pleural effusion (liquid concentration in
both lungs). The bone scanning also showed metastases along the whole spinal cord, hips,
pelvis, and skull. It was decided that she should be put under three different treatments
: Chemotherapy, using Tamoxifen, exposures to the PAP IMI device, and electrobalancing
using a special device.
After the first month of treatment the result were as follows :
Improvement of the patient's physical condition, 70% reduction of
the liquid concentration in the lungs, and despite the strong chemotherapy, stabilization
of the white blood cells over 5000 / cm3.
After the third month of treatment and having stopped the
chemotherapy we had the following results :
Impressive improvement of the patient's physical condition, the
total number of white blood cells did not drop under 5000 / cm3, 90% decrease
of the liquid concentration in the lungs, and stabilization of the cancer affected regions
on the bones. The other hematological indexes are perfect and within normal values.